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In the Simple Keynesian Model, the Economy Is in Equilibrium

Question 261

Question 261

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In the simple Keynesian model, the economy is in equilibrium when


A) Y = C + I and S < I.
B) Y = C + I and S > I.
C) Y = C + I and S = I.
D) Y = C and S = 0.

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